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Hokitika Guardian, 30 November 1923, Page 3

OOOOOOQOOOQOOOOOQOO OQOOOQOOOOQQOOOOOOO 8 umcniiriiiiiiflimvumtmMttiuiamiftmnfl!, iiiimiiitauililiiiiiSiiuwmlSitwiHjiiaininil H LAST DAYS OF SALE. Thursday, Friday, & Saturday, Nov, 29, 30. & Dec. 1. at McGRUER’S. GENEROUS CONCESSIONS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. PRICES CUT TO THE BAREST MINIMUM. OCR SALE VALUES -MEAN TRUE ECONOMY. 11 SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THE WIND UP OF ONE OF H f"! THE -MOST SUCCESSFUL SALES WE HAVE EVER HELD. 13 rl H I"! f"l ST 0 !i make our sale your business during THESE e II 5; ; a |] fast three days of price CUTTING. ii| MCGRUER’S (WESTLAND) LTD. I liii 1,1 H SPOT CASH DEPARTMENT STORES. fj HOKITIKA AND GREYMOUTH. J = '•'■■■'■Mii-»'i<»B!i!Maii«i«.iiiiai|.r V nic ai tn m ~ .... .... ....,. ... _ ..... _ Si>l --•"■■mu* ||l ,J, l|ll =. .= iitM j n = . = T S I * ~ * S"'! 11 " r„a = OOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MODEL MILLINERY MODEL COSTUMES AND FROCKS. -V WIDE SELECTION OF .MODELS ORDERED EXPRESSLY OE THE VERY NEWEST STYLES, TO BE WORN FOR THE EXHIBITION CARNIVAL AT HOKITIKA. TILLS SPECIAL SHOW OF NOVELTIES WILL BE THE ATTRACTION AT SCHRODER AND GO’S. LARGE EMPORIUM. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. £ d OOOOOOOQOQOQOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOO LADIES! WK ARK NOTED FOR THE EXCLUSIVENESS OF OUR GOWNS AND COSTUMES. .‘.T PRESENT OUR ' SALON" IS AT ITS BEST AND WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU OUR GRAND ARRAY OF BECOMING GOWNS FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEASON. OUR GOODS COMPRISE SILK AND WOOL MOROCAIN FROCKS, THREE PIECE AND TWO PIECE COSTUME, WRAP COATS, TENNIS WRAPS, ETC., ETC. 'COLLIERS' LTD. COSTUME AND DRESS SPECIALISTS. JEFFRIES BUILDINGS * HOKITIKA. *ii*» ■in 11 s.i iii lili n • iiii taiiii * • !t*ii»S .i UiSiuUmiMi ■nuiStUf* Siiiii v.wt.S;nM Si l»i •• • Leave Hokitika 9.15 a.m., || CONNECTING WITH CHRISTCHURCH TRAINS AT U m i«I Otira al! train days. 1 TRAVEL ISY MOT OR SERVICES. f| Passengers from Christchurch by taking our White Cars at Otira arrive Hokitika 4.45 p.m. RESERVE YOUR SEATS AT CLEMENTS MOTORS LTD., HOKITIKA. Star

ANSWERING GIFT QUESTIONS. SOMETHING FOR THE MISTRESS OF THE HOUSE? m & jT YOU DESIRE to please the mistress of the house this coniine Christmas. give her something that will make her home a pleasanter place to live in. Articles of beauty am l durability in ~ sterling silver or electro-plate, something in Doulton or> tVedgewood or perhaps a dainty vase all really ornamental while serving a useful purpose. Every article you purchase at Torment's is of a solid enduring character that 'fill continue to happily remind the recipient throughout the rest of her life. Prices on most every article are below those ruling in the large cities, while qualities are equal—often better. E.P. Teapots, all shapes and sizes, good quality, from £2. TJreakfa-t and Lunch Cruets, first class quality, from 2os. Doulton Biscuit Barrels, Condiment Set' and Honey Jars. AOs, 2-js, 17s ltd. Condiment Sets, silver mounted Salt Cellars. Serviette Rings. 10s 6d, 17s fid. A fine range E.P. Cake Dishes, from 27s fid. LOOK IX AXD CONSULT US ABOUT YOUR GIFT PROBLEM. MAKE TENNENTS YOUR JEWELLER. J. TENNENT. HAMILTON STREET, HOKITIKA AND AT GREYMOUTH.